Citizenship Through Secondary Geography (Citizenship in Secondary Schools)

Book Cover......Page 1
Title......Page 4
Contents......Page 5
List of figures......Page 10
List of tables......Page 11
List of boxes......Page 12
List of contributors......Page 14
Series editor's preface......Page 18
Foreword......Page 22
Acknowledgements......Page 24
Introduction: setting the scene for geography and citizenship education......Page 26
Contexts......Page 34
Citizenship education: permeation or pervasion? Some historical pointers......Page 36
Citizenship and democracy education: geography's place, an international perspective......Page 56
Values and values education in the geography curriculum in relation to concepts of citizenship......Page 67
Finding its place: contextualising citizenship within the geography curriculum......Page 93
Curriculum issues......Page 110
The seduction of community: to which space do I belong?......Page 112
'Where shall I draw the line, Miss?' The geography of exclusion......Page 123
A very British subject: questions of identity......Page 134
Citizenship denied: the case of the Holocaust......Page 147
Towards ecological citizenship......Page 169
Global citizenship: choices and change......Page 186
Citizenship in geography classrooms: questions of pedagogy......Page 207
Conclusion......Page 222
Conclusion: citizens in a risky world......Page 224
Index......Page 235